The Canadian dollar slid to the lowest level in two weeks versus its U.S. counterpart as pessimism regarding the global economy is affecting the outlook for currencies linked to growth, as its the case of the loonie, since Canada is one of the world’s leading suppliers of commodities. This Thursday was …
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Yen Benefits on European Risk Aversion
The yen was one of the biggest winners in the beginning of this Thursday’s session in Asia, as risk aversion surging from Europe is attracting investors to the safety profile of the Japanese currency. Speculations that Japanese exporters are repatriating capital before this month’s end combined with …
Euro: The Endless Pit in 2010
Loonies Decline Halted on Fed Comments, Oil Rebound
The Canadian dollar had a disappointing start this week as a combination of global pessimism and optimism exclusively to the U.S. economy declined appeal for currencies tied to growth, but today the loonie ended its losing trend on more favorable news for its currency outlook. The main driver behind …
Dollar Ends Rally on Interest Rates Comments
After gaining since the beginning of this trading session on speculations that a robust U.S. economy would provide grounds for borrowing costs to rise in the following months, the dollar slid as government officials stated otherwise. A comment made by Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James …
Speculations Regarding SNB Affect Franc
Yen Benefits From Overseas Negative Reports
Global Economic Concerns Impact Loonie’s Price
The sharp and strong economic recovery expected by some analysts for this year has not yet been confirmed, and new concerns regarding the global economic future influenced negatively the demand for Canadian exports and consequently for its currency. The Canadian dollar was affected today by several negative …